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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-16

Cash l. at llill,boro, winding up un-
settled business there. 1t is hoped
this worthy pail VIII once more settle
in this city.
Mr.. Frank Galloway, formerly a
book keeper in Waco, but now of
Fort Worth, Is I'm the city en- route to
New Orleans, He is now happily
married his wife being at present In
Mon gomcry.
At the Lehman House; Isaac
Summons and wife, City; G w Walter,
Glcu- Falls. y \ O \ Goodwin, Ca
vote. : A CaViu, Leon Junction; VIM
4 lsh. Palo Pinto; Hon &c Chatham,
Bryan; + j Douglass. TAYLOR L ID
bronson. John Allen, Fort Worth, I
y Ulysses, Lynchburg, Va; j f
Mitchell, Brya' = Il Frotl, Lorena;
W 4 Patrick. Martini G Black, \ y;
i + Iloruer, Jersey Ci,y.
At the Now McClelland J VI Wal
Ter, city: + Il Lawrence. Frank +
Knight, New York; II Is Brewer
Norfolk. Va; w II Cook, New York;
W + Brilirgham, FL Worth; Henry
f. McCu Tough, Confederate Home; NJ
stokes, New York; w q Butts, Fort
Worth: Miss Willie shelton, Marlin;
j Il Doris. Houston and Texas ecu
trial Railway; NJ & Spnce, Texas, NJ /.
! Wrstbrooks, NJ ) WCstbrc oks, Lorenh
A Miller, Golindo; d Il Portwood,
Corsic ana, II cnnigebalz, Louis-
vile. John willing, New York Jno Il
Winter, city; Chas Gates, city; Geo
Taylor city; James kincanon, Missis
sippi: Bill Suider, Mississippi; ii
Hamilton. Louisiana; DR.. Cumming
New York; II . Wright, New York
| II VI Cameron, LOrena.
At the Pacific. &c Taopicrd, y y
f. ID Field, Corn Hin Tex; j McCal
ty, Corn Hill TeXa, Ia COIN, Ga we
Ton; NJ j Frciburg, Cincinnati; Il NJ
Veteran, Columbus O; i 7 Barry
Dallas, Il T. Young, y \; j II Ray
mond ir, Dallas; Webb Finley, Iy!er
j Ii Wurgburger, Tex; & y IN
Houston; Nj BenbrOok, Dslla'
Texas; l. l. Andrews city
S ID Felt Hamilton; Jaquilin y Mon
cuse, Comauch", Tex; II & Dunn, :
II wilkins, Dallas, II l. Thompson, ,
Louis; j w Gallagher, w w oeely
City;D + Allen, Cincinnatii A !
Moore, Philadelphia; Will Lambert
Austin; j f. English, New orK
Frank Birmingham, John Taylor
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OF some of those with whom have
communicated since the late canvass
Their words certainly ind sn echo in
The hearts Of oil who now surround
you"
Here followed the expressions of
esteem and regard from host of
friends aud leaders of the late cam.
paign, in h.ch they in glowing terms
oXpres, their confidence in their great
leader eud their appreciation OF. and
cooperation in bestowiug this trib-
ute upon him. From George T,dd.
Tile tall Cypress of the Lakes: DR..
W. II. Pyle, of kaufman. Judge Geo.
ID. Neal, of \avasota: Hon. j. l..
llunl hries. Of Erath; the Veteran
Sylvester y adams, OF tunnels: Hon.
a. y. Clarke, of AbilcIc; Major "
II. Crank, of Houston; he heroic
Phil Pearson; H. +. Nantis, OF WIS
Point; the distinguished son # q dis.
tiugusEed sire, Royal 4. Wheeler
and from host of others came words
of praise and commentator for their
leader. After the reading of these uu
mCrous extracts, Colonel Lander,
concluded as follows:
~ M4Hr rRoLoNG
these expressions of sentiment 10y
those who have bid me TO carry out
their W ishcs on this occasion, but
feel that | have repeated sufficient e
convey to you the admiration the pee
pie at Texas have for the man who
stood at the helm and safely stocrcC
their anti. prohibition craft through
the tempcstuous storm OF poiitica
breakers, personal calumny ana vllrs'
SANDER. into the safe harbor of liberty
and Justice, Texas and freedom.
As for myself, trust you alread!
know my sentiments towards you
The humble part took in the canvass
always ready to obey your orders, il
a testimonial Of my loyalty.
to the cause and our worthy chef.
In conclusion, let me ask YOU 4
accept this picture as friendship
tribute to true manhood and II heroi
devotion TO the rights of our iel.oy
men. May you live long, to enjoy tn
admiration of those who speak TO yo
through their humble representativ
tonight, and when. at last, you shal
have been gathered to your father
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n,.,iuauisIcd Delegation DE.
u,cr. Delicate compliment.

80. night the residence of the
,,lm George CLARK of this city, char
nOn of the anti.prohibition executive
u Ia"mittee in the late canvass was Wis
Ss,v, ,iI A numerous delegation who
noro there for the purpose of pre-
'nn,iug the distinguished gentleman
18th A handsome portrait of himself
'nJbis wife with mOmcnto of their
aspect and esteem.
ipon the assembling of the guests
AMI after the various greetings had
an gwen and received, Colonel
william Lambert of Austin, ap-
reached Mr., Clark and said:
strpGE CLARK:-I am commits
j,ned by large number of the
strict aud county chairmcn, who
| ed urd r your wise snd patriotic
rdancc during the late campaign,
M hy other friends living in differ
sections of the state, including
honored chief magistrate, aud
Iber heads of departments, who,
. rIh your official colleagues, desire t.
.1bnclv show their appreciation OF
Hour -cli-sacrilicing efforts i'll behalf
the pc sonal liberties of the PEG
+ -s TO present you with this excel
|.ut OIL painting of yourself. In be
|Sg called to tho performance of this
Ib.k, beg 10 assure you that it ai
|Drd. ne u pleasure which words OF
mime tail to express. Speech-making
4: no part o my makeup, but | would
hot torego this opportunity of con
keying 10 YOU u knowledge of the
high esteem in which you are held by
hour fellow att prohihitionists al
|eyer this state. cannot better do
hhis than by quoting the expressions
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THREE SHOTS,


\ Good triple NomcrsnuIt Nan tor the
toming Circus.
At 1880 last night three reports Of
pistol shots defined themselves with
spaces sufficient between the shots 10
aid the teller, but there WAS nothing
TO spare between tho reports and II
was almost IL prolonged defamation,
Tho point was the Grand Central
Saloon, at the north upper corner OF
Bridge street. The pistol reports
were followed mstanter by the
appearance OF negro known
in WaCo As Tom Jout-.
II is said That no Is known in other
places under other names. Tom
made his entrance before The pubic
assembled on the Sidewalk on Second
street, having made his exit from the
saloon aforesaid, through the window,
bringing collar fashion the window
sash along and having touched the
sidewalk he rolled away into dark
ncs1-a sort OF vision, so to speak
of ilceting character. Investigation
showed TINT Tom hnd gotten into u
controversy with john \ 10,
blacksmith and had
uscu prOVOklhg language hhu
had also struck Vie whereupOn
Kirk Cook lcapod to the shelf behind
tho saloon counter, seized u l5 ralIbro
siXshootor which constituted part Of
the equipment Of the saloon dis
! charged it rapidly into the Moor, and
I this cau-ed the exit and the entrance
dczcribcd. Policeman Fisher and 20
j .itcmap Warren arrested Kirk COOK
/ aud locked him up, the charge being
/ shooting ma a public plAce within
/ the Cty limits. The officers
were hunting Tom ,lonc'
at an early hour this morning, not
particularly hoping to lind him, bee
cause latest advlces concerning him
described HIM rs beyond the BOsquc
/ pcki ing glass from hisuock and cogit,
! ting on ms most recent losses hOOtlnl
craps in Oyster Can alley. whore h,
was chairman of the committee Of Fr
/ ubu,ls. The shot preceded the mic
night storm, and attracted much a
tcnliou. Later n heavy rain md much
thunder allayed, tho excitement, unC
il might run in well under the hoaC
ot"Much ado About Nothing
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20 rest meath the shade OF the trees,
may those who five after YOU yszc
upon this portrayal OF the artist and
say, behold, he was the people.
frieud''
At the conclusion of Colonl Lam
bcrt- remarks Judge Ncele of Ccmsl
county in happy WAY presented Mr..
Clark with two very handsome view 5
of the Comai river - . token OF the
esteem witch the banner county
held tor her t. the w.t1ot their sue
cessful leader. The Hon. Folk Rob
ert>on replied in a bright and spark.
ling talk for Mrs. Clark ackuow 'cdg.
ing the gift aud expressing Acr appro-
citation of IL.
y number of tOasts TO the various
leaders, principles, and AMI ucw,pA
pcrs of the late campaign We drunk
and responded to by Judge j. j. - Z
son. Of Leon county, Judges kocbig
ana Seelcy. OF Comal hud others.
The entire force of the anti urohibi
ton executive committee were pres
cut, and the occasion was grAccd by
the presence of number of ladies'.
The response OF MIR. Clark to the pte
scntation speech of Colonel Lambert,
was full of earuestness and emotion.
and showed the appreciation OF the
great chieftain Of this memento of the
late fight.
At the conclusion of the ccremo-
MES, Professor l.. EYth, the artist
whose skiliiu hand had transfer
red the lineaments of the
anti leader to canvass, was called up.
on. and delivered very pleasing and
interesting address on the work oil
the subj ct of the portrait during the
war against the personal liberty OF
the irecmcn OF TcXrs. The portrait
is - handsome and faithful represent.
alton OF MIR. Clark, j, beautifully
! mounted and Is a magnificent spcU-
men Of the artists loved protc. sion
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-16
E. MIC HOLSO N S
FOR
MILLINERY
PERSONAL.

Mr.. 5, A. Cayitt Of Leon Junction
in the city.
William \. lsh of Palo Pinto i, viso
(mg in the city.
lG W. Walter of Glenn's Falls, y.
i al the Lehman House.
Hon X. G. Chatham OF Bryan Is in
= city and has rooms at the Lch'
,hn House.
lW +. Birmingham, manager OF the
on Worth Gazette, was in the city
'lerday on business connected with
eXcellent paper.
Nr.F, Dillingham;, local ticket agent
the Houston and Texas Central
Nway, says travel is getting brisk
or the yrious lines OF that 5! stem.
Miss Louise Pcaree has returned
n her visit to Dublin. Miss Pearee
been detained at Dublin ever
@ the Washouts occurred on the
ltral.
zen, ii, T.. McCulloch is in the city
Is receiving many a warm hands
~ from the Old heroes VINO knew
N so well III the troublous day OF
past
Nr Isaac Simmons aud wife, who
s'e married Mt Hampstead last sun
have arrived in the city aud are
The present domiciled at the Leh
aNn House.
County Clerk John w. Baker was
buggy driving behind his line
Yesterday afternoon, apparently
"ly enjoying the fresh mir, after
Ohg pell OF fever,
le many friends and acquaintan ce'
'egret to learn of the illness o
y, Murphy, at her home Oh
"l!ngton street The attack, how
'H not con sidcred serious one
"' A. f., Cash has returned from
3Nmering in North Texas. Mr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-16

Uvaldc; Gus koluig New Brauntcl,;
ii Seele, New Brauniels; w Il Hat
chctt, Ala f f Coliu- Mrs + + Col
Inns, san Antonio; + B LiAy; j j Dot
son, Jewett \ II WAINWRIGHT, st
Louis; w w Franklin Baylor niyc' ;
sity; a j Robbins. j i Turner, city,
G. NJ Cunningham, Liberty, Va; ; II
RonhAm. BrOdY Clty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-16

1t is surprising how cheap teas are
at the grocery house ofJoe :. Thomp
son, corner Fourth and Franklin
street. Gunpowder or Japan. Mt 20
cent?; Japan Oolong % cents; japan
Nibbs at % cents; very fine mixed,
for iced tea % cent, Tho prices are
surprising tor the qualities OF The
teas, surprising anything of the kind
ever known TO Waco buyers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-16

am the ouly grocer In Waco, rs
far as know, who carries imported
vinegar (French) constantly in stock
Guaranteed strictly pure. My stock
Of Hour, SUGAR, syrups anu other
stople grocerlt, cannot be cXcellcd
W. II. NCLAUGHIIN.
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Anything that u cheap, neat, new
and nobby will always sell fast, Cen
tcmen will then find it 10 their inter
est to call aud see the line OF h'ot
scarts which we are sellin. at 20 ccA'a
each, fully worth double the money
sanger Bros.
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IIIIt SECOND TEISii.

NurId
President Grover Clcv, land, in his
interview with the reporter OF the
New York World, remarked that he
believed that q place ou the plan of
the Brunswick, conducted 10y VI Il.
~pauldiug. would go tar toward
securing nsccond term for the present
administration.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-16

Special rates on imported and Key
West cigars by the box.
W. Williamson ~ Go.
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PRESENTATION.

,,, george Clark and his wife
uouorcd 10y the AniiLcadcrS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-16

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup should a..
ways DO used for children tee!hlhg ! 'ooth.s
cnye, Wind cole aud is ne best remedy for
diArrhBA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-16

Tho best of fare, aud clean, neat
rooms at the Farmers House.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-16

Delivered daily in quantities OF
10 cents and upwards, sack
ed for shipment. Make season con'
tracts with John Farley
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Miss Brack will open her popul r
primary and Kindergarten schoc on
Monday, September Q. on Washing.
ton street, No. as, between seventh
and Eighth streets She will take
children from the ages OF 3 to ~.
Few families buy more than one
piano, hcuce tins should Ice purcha,cd
from re-2oi ~ible house. whose guar
antce Is reliable, ahd not from nu
irrcsp onsiOic agent, whose object il
to make big commission while he
can, and when found out, skip to
other fields. The piano, organ and
music house OF Thomas Goggan y
Bro. has been established In Calves
ton for nearly quarter OF " century
Call at their branch store, No. l6g
south Fourth street. Waco, where
you can buy ~ low for cesh or OH as
easy terms a. at the main house.
The army Of mu,qu.lo-. They ncv
cr attack though wh,u You us
Maddiu's Mu-qui'o Mixture. Owe,
one thousand bottles sold in August
% cents Guaranteed Wills Co.
The most fashionable and cnmp'c',
line of dress goods ever broug't &c
Waco eau be seen ut sanger Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-16

Stop in At Daughtry's ice cream
saloon on Austin avoEuc and refresh
youreclf You will not regret few
mOments'stOp there.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-16

Deancs finest cabinet photos At
s. per dozen.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-16

Deane's finest cabinet photo at -
per dozen.
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,ions Of the liver kidneys and bow people Of all
olsV l. |. srEpuENsoN, NJ. d., occupations,
Greensboro, iy pendece Squa
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A few minutes before 6 o'clock yes
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Sanger Bros. especially invite the
ladies to pay them visit and ask TO
see the elegant. Atwood plush ana
velvet combination dress patterns.
which they take great pleasure 81
showing
a large line ot sponge, ut willis &
Co.'S. Very cheap.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-16

Oall KIN Is All dc.'ripto H. will
be closed out this week in our great
RemnH"t salc. Levine Bros
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The most mr hiunnblc aud complete
line of dress goods ever brought lo
Waco eau be seem ut sanger Br,~.
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Stop at the Farmer's House

New fall goods at Sanger Bros.
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- ,prr- It lt. EN NuNCE Of
dN..t 30 cents u hundred or $3.50 "a
jluusAnd
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Reduction in price, tor thirty days.
Dcauo viii mako hi, best cabinet
photos AT s. per dozen.
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"Groat Results the leading 3 cent
cigar Mt W. \. William On ~ Co.'S.
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KANSAS CITY. Aug. 1.-THE Live Stock Indi-
Ss sso1 ogsr
weak and hard to sell. Good to choice cornfed,
- 10 fes tG MEDIUM stssr IS
cows. 81 1902 so; steers. 81 25 lis.
H0gsa e5 $500; shipments Official yes.er
closing weak with decline of Sc; good to choice
kas .85 Ss. SO oo@4 E. medium
Sheep--Receipts. 200 shipments. official yester-
aag l mar ts m sssSay sI3a 70 1a90e
ST LOUIS Aug 11.-Cattle-Receipts 400;
fair to choice So. 3o0395; feeders fair to good.
So. 90034O; stockers. fair to good, So. OO02.6O;
Texans and Indians, common grass to good cornfed.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; shipments, 600 Market
o5.a5 packers and Workers medium to ehoos, $4s5
05.1O pigs common to good. 81. 250 80.
steady. Clipped, fair to choice, $40 o4oo lambs
CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-The Drovers journal
1000. Market steady: Shipping steers s.. 959
475 stockess and feeders 81 1913; cows bulls bulls
3: wyoming Texans 49, wyoming natives S.. rs.
Hogs-Reeeipts. ID 900: shipments; 5000. Market
and shipping $505.35; light, $4450o.Io; skips
kes ssssdy. Natives. 7b@4n5: western, $50
$780, Texans. $20365; lambs, $I04.75.
sg VS. sstet .oT 1T
prices
Hogs-Receipts 600; shipments 1900. Market
slow: Philadelphia: $5.4o95.4 5; Workers, 5000
5.3O; grassers and light 81. SO0o1O.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 2, 600. Market
firm good; very dull common and medium at
yesterdays prices.
NEW YORK Aug 11.-Beeves-Recepts, 60 car
loads. No market; firm and higher for dressed beef
at 6l2O7 l2c for native sides.
Sheep-Receipts. 800 head: Firm and higher
for good offerings. Sheep. $3. 1004.75; lambs
$4.501S.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head. Dull at $500
575.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 11.-Hogs dull but firm; com
and light 81 OO04. 10: packing and butchers,
$4.75O5.25. Receipts. $500; shipments 500.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL. FRIDAY, AUGUST r. 1857.

24025c: unwashed fine. 1920; feecewashed. If
and unmerchantable according to their value.
Provisions
WHOLESALE PRfcEs-Stearn lard &c; sweet picked
hams 10 25 To- 75ci sweet-pickled shoulders $500;
short ribs. 7.75c.
JoBBINa PRIoEs-Smoked Meats-Sugar-cured
hams 10 to IL fbs average, 3iac; ID TBS average,
13c; I'LL TBS average 12Ac 20 TBS average,
124c; 25 lbs average and over. IL loc English
cure breakfast bacon. 12a9c sugar-cured breakfast
bacon. clear, light or medium 12c sugar-cured
beef hams Primrose brand, 15c; dried beef hams
small pieces 13 lac. Bacon clear Sides % to 50
average, 1014c; backs, medium weight. 10c; bellies.
medium weight. 104c. Dry-salt and Picked Meats
Clear sides (unsmokeil, 9lac; clear backs fun
smoked 1ac. clear bellies tun smokey, 9lqc; clear
bean pork ~ brl 200 fDs. ST. Bologna-Skin. large
or small l2c; cloth. large small, &c. Lard
winter leaf kettle-rendered in tierces Sioc: in
L. brs, S5sc; in So Is in 10O-fb cases, Sssc;
20 10 cans in Sob cases. Sl2c Refined Lard--In
tierces, 7c Sob cans in 1O0-tb cases. 7l4c.
SEEDS
Clover-Common red or june prime (recleanedl
837504 ~ bu; English or mammoth prime ire
eleaned), 81. 10 04.35: Alska, prime, s. 90; AL
faifa, prime 81. % $3.50; white, $7.5O0S; prime
timothy. So. 4OD265 ~ bu: extra clean blue grass,
7O096c ~ blu: red top 75c0SI p bu; orchard grass,
81 IS 80 p bu: Southern grown millet S5c y bu;
common 1nillet, TIC 4p bu faxseed. selected 81 10
"a 40 ~ blu; seed rye CSC ~ bu old popcorn, 203c
y to; new popcorn 60 O7Oc ~ bu hemp. 3 lsc;
~ Sc; rape, &c ~ rs. Turnp seed-Purple-top strap
leaf, Soc ~ rs. Spinnach-Bioomdae savoy-leaf
(sealed bags). Soc ~ fb. Kale, 75c " ID.
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barley, 1000 bu. Shpments-Flour. 10000 brls;
wheat none corn, 1900 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye
none; barley. 1000 bu.
baltimore, Aug. 11.-Wheat-Western higher
and active. No 2 winter red, spot. 7907916c; Sep
TENDER, S01sO14c; October 81 SEA 34c; December,
S40S4l4c Corn-Western higher. Mixed. spot.
4S04S1ac; August, 4S04S3sc; September. 4S34 bid;
October. 50asa5O5sc Oats steady and fairly active
Western white, 3403Sc; do mixed. 32D34c Rye
and quiet Rio cargoes ordinary to fair 1871 a 19c.
Other articles unchanged. Receipts-Flour. 10, 600
brls wheat, 80, 300 bu; corn, 1900 bus oats Is
800 bus rye 200 bu. Shipments-Elour, 300 brls;
wheat $1,000 bu; corn. SO, 400.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 11.-Flour in good demand;
family, 49, 1503.4O fancy, So. 5003.75. Wheat
firm. higher; No. red. 721a072sac; receipts 81
400 bu; shipments. $500. Corn strong: No. 2
mixed, 4s04Sisc Oats stronger: No; 2 mixed. 2s1a
$500. Lard in good demand at 6.35c. Bulk meats
frmer; short ribs, 5000. Bacon frm short ribs.
9.121ac; short clear. 9.37lsc. Whisky arm; sales
90 brls finished goods the basis Of S105. But
ter steady and firm. Eggs frmer for good stock Toe,
loss off. Cheese firm. Sugar firm.
TOLEDO. Aug 11.--Wheat dull but steady; cash
and August. 73asc; September "A aac; October,
1890; December TSaac. Corn dull and weak; cash.
4Sc; October 45c; May 4Si2c. Oats steady cash and
August. 26lac. Clover-seed active and firm; prime.
cash. $40; October. $470; Novemer, Sab; De-
Wheat, $4,000 bu; oats, 1000 bu. Shipments
Wheat $4,000 bu; corn, 1000 blu; oats, %, 900
blu.
DETROIT, Aug. 11.-Wheat-No. white. cash,
76lac; No. red cash and August, 3Ssc; Septem-
Der, 74a1c; October 761ac. Corn, 41oc Oats-No.
2, 26lac; No. white, 3O19c. Receipts-Wheat,
43, 600 bu; corn, none; oats. 6.1OO bu
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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce mt tho
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Aug. 11-Flour quiet Wheat
firm and generally unchanged; options opened
heavy, and declined 0sc. later ruled stronger
and rallied a &c, closing steady.
Corn-Spot lots broke / &c and options Ito
l2c. closing steady with a recovery OF II 01sc
Oats-Low mixed Western ,32 a 34c; white, 81 a
Hops dull.
Coffee quiet at 49, O 19c; options steady. Sugar
unchanged Tallow steady. Rosin dull
Eggs quiet; receipts, 3,05l packages; Western,
100l2Ac.
Pork steady; cut meats steady. Lard opened
5.9oc. 'O''''' 49, 1870 '''
Butter firm; Western, 12025ac. Cheese firm;
Western, Sc.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE crowd began trad
ing in September wheat at 69ac, or &c under yes
terday After touching 69c it reacted and sold
gradually mp to 69sc, whore it rested at the noon
hour. December wheat opened at IA &c, &c under,
touched 74c, and after several slight reactions
again sold mp to yesterdays price, 743c. The
corn crowd of operators gathered in the large
wheat pit to-day and began session full of much
interest The rains OF the night furnished the
pretext for opening corn at 4lc for September
and 46c for May, this being over &c drop from
yesterday. The corn pit was greatly agitated
early. and but for the support OF few leaders
who have been gnidingit upward for a week
past a still further decline might have resulted.
The belief that the change OF weather came too
late to materially help the corn was on the side
of the 'buls." and they entered the
work of regaining the market boldly
and with good results. September
sold at Alt at the start and then went up to
42c. From this point 1t dropped down a shade,
and on the second bulge, about noon. went up
TO 423c, afterwards selling several points under.
and finally closing at 42c. October opened at
421c, sold up 43c, reacted slightly, and again
shot up to 434c. May claimed the great volume
of the trading and was opened at Acc, advanced to
47c, reacted with the leading futures and again
advanced mp to the highest point of the day.
474c, and closed at Ate. Provisions were steader
and trifie higher, and little more disposition
to trade was noticed. The receipts of hogs were
fair and the market irmer. Offerings of prod
ucts were not large, and the efforts of shorts
20 cover and the execution or buying orders
caused net appreciation in values of 2!c on
lard, and .022 a. 073c short ribs. Pork
manned steady. The leading futures ranged as
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